Shane J. O’Dwyer Let the Wreckage Speak – An Interview on Solitude, Sound & Starting Over

From painting houses to painting emotional landscapes through melancholic indie pop, Shane J. O’Dwyer laid everything on the line for his solo debut CALL ME BABE. After navigating heartbreak, band breakups, and the daily weight of sobriety, his debut transmits unfiltered emotion forged in isolation and resilience. In this interview, Shane opens up about the emotional gravity behind the single, his raw recording process at CYBERSOUND Boston, and the pivotal moment when California stopped being a pitstop and became home. Whether he’s pacing train platforms with a demo in his headphones or finding solace in LA’s psychedelic rock undercurrents, Shane refuses to hold anything back — not from himself, and certainly not from his audience. Welcome to A&R Factory, Shane J. O’Dwyer — we’re glad to have you here and excited to talk about this new chapter in your music career. The circumstances leading up to your solo debut weren’t easy — how did those experiences shape the emotional weight behind CALL ME BABE, and did they change how you approach your songwriting? I definitely had a shift in perception for most things leading up to this debut. I had walked into it absolutely heartbroken for a handful of different […] The post Shane J. O’Dwyer Let the Wreckage Speak – An Interview on Solitude, Sound & Starting Over appeared first on A&R Factory.

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From painting houses to painting emotional landscapes through melancholic indie pop, Shane J. O’Dwyer laid everything on the line for his solo debut CALL ME BABE. After navigating heartbreak, band breakups, and the daily weight of sobriety, his debut transmits unfiltered emotion forged in isolation and resilience. In this interview, Shane opens up about the emotional gravity behind the single, his raw recording process at CYBERSOUND Boston, and the pivotal moment when California stopped being a pitstop and became home. Whether he’s pacing train platforms with a demo in his headphones or finding solace in LA’s psychedelic rock undercurrents, Shane refuses to hold anything back — not from himself, and certainly not from his audience. Welcome to A&R Factory, Shane J. O’Dwyer — we’re glad to have you here and excited to talk about this new chapter in your music career. The circumstances leading up to your solo debut weren’t easy — how did those experiences shape the emotional weight behind CALL ME BABE, and did they change how you approach your songwriting? I definitely had a shift in perception for most things leading up to this debut. I had walked into it absolutely heartbroken for a handful of different […]

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